catch me outside how bow dat

it means to step outside and do your business (kick someones ass)

bruh one: "bruh you one nasty ass fool"
bruh two: "catch me outside how bow dat?"

by pepe4lyfbruh January 23, 2017

cash me ousside how bow dat

Fight me

You know what, "cash me ousside how bow dat"

by Dhshakdkdhsjsjsjd January 30, 2017

Mighty Bow River Hawaiian Sandwich

noun.

pronunciation varies with dialect, enough by region to be mistaken for other sandwich legends.

Named after the pathetic Bow River that flows through Calgary, and the very unfortunate name slur used by stranded and bitter BC people, to describe the First Nations people who live on the paths near that river.

Features pineapples. Very famous in some circles.

Reportedly tastey and unhealthy.

Some Dude: "Have you ever heard of the Mighty Bow River Hawaiian Sandwich?"

Some other Dude: "No."

Original Dude: "You USELESS. Fucking shitbag."

by Looger November 21, 2009

Can I give you a bow tie

Another way of asking to give someone a blow job.

“Lou, can I give you a bow tie?” “I’d love it if you’d just wait.”

by lourocksteady April 30, 2021

catch me ousside how bow dat

It means that you're both going to go outside and do what you need to do

All you hoes laughing like it's funny. Catch me ousside how bow dat.

by pointless like a broken pencil January 24, 2017

Cash me outside how bow tha

Go outside so i can fight you

Dr phil cash me outside how bow tha

by Anna boi February 13, 2017

bow tie wearing Arab-talkin' nigger

in "Ali," Giancarlo Esposito, playing Cassius Clay, Sr., refers to the Nation of Islam as a bunch of "bowtie-wearin', Arab-talkin' niggers"), as an expression of affection, as a joshing taunt, as a subversive appropriation.

Cassius Clay Sr.: Y-y-you what? Well, what's wrong with our name? My name? We-we made you.

Ali: Ain't nobody made me.

Clay Sr.: No bow tie wearing Arab-talkin' nigger gonna change that.

Ali: Ain't nobody in that ring but me. I made me.

Clay Sr.: You don't know who you are.

by clip G September 27, 2010